![]() They were black on one side with an aphorism or an instruction printed on the reverse. The first edition consisted of a hundred and fifteen cards. In January, 1975, the musician Brian Eno and the painter Peter Schmidt released a set of flash cards they called “Oblique Strategies.” Friends since meeting at art school, in the late sixties, they had long shared guidelines that could pry apart an intellectual logjam, providing options when they couldn’t figure out how to move forward.
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